Mentoring program, shady?

[WhiteShoelaces]

I met a gentleman in the business and investing section a of bookstore. He recommended that I read "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" and asked me what my interests were. I told him I was going to college etc, and he said I might be interested in a mentoring program he was a part of. I was like "sure" and gave him my number and didnt think anything of it.

Flash forward to last week he calls me and asks me how I liked the book. I tell him I like it etc and he askes if I would like to do a phone interview. I comply and he calls me and we do the interview and stuff. And he says that there is a meeting in town if I would like to attend. He says there is a pretty rigid process to get in the program. I am still not clear what the "program" is. Basically he explained to me that this millionaire dude has set up a program to help young people become financially independent .

The website I went to had the name APex International

Does anyone know anything about this?

Should I go to the meeting?

Does this seem like a good idea?